The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c30.s5.34

v2.c30.s5.34

(2) *Bhinmal stone-inscription (ii)*.—Incised 'on the north face of the upper square section of the more northerly of the two pillars that support the eastern side of the dome of the temple of Jagasvāmi.' It contains 13 lines of writing. The record opens with *Oṁ*, then follows the date (V.) S. 1123 (*c.* 1067 A.D.) at Śrīmāla, in the reign of *M.-Kṛṣṇa-rāja*. The inscription is badly damaged, but appears to be a Śaiva record concerning one Jāvala, a *Pāśupatācārya* and a devotee of Candīśa-Mahādeva.²